NewzFlights and arrivals have resumed at Sicily's Catania airport following a disruption caused by an eruption of Mount Etna. The resumption of air traffic restores normal operations at the major Sicilian hub after volcanic activity temporarily halted travel.
The disruption highlights the recurring impact of Mount Etna, one of Europe's most active volcanoes, on regional infrastructure and international travel routes. Airports in the area frequently face temporary closures or flight suspensions during periods of heightened volcanic activity.
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